Verás (en. You will see)

/beˈɾas/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Form of the verb 'ver' in the second person singular of the future indicative.

Tomorrow you will see the result of your effort.

Mañana verás el resultado de tu esfuerzo.

Anticipation of observing something in the future.

When you arrive, you will see that everything will be ready.

Cuando llegues, verás que todo estará listo.

To be able to perceive with the sight something that will happen.

You will see how the situation changes in a short time.

Verás cómo cambia la situación en poco tiempo.

From Latin 'videre', which means to see.

you will see that

hope that something will happen or be confirmed.

verás que

you will see

expression indicating that something will be checked later.

ya verás

you will not see

indicates that something will not be visible or will not happen.

no verás

ver

perceive with the sight.

ver

vista

the sense that allows seeing.

vista

visualizar

to form a mental image of something.

visualizar

To see something unexpected or surprising.

If you keep doing that, you will see, you are going to have a lot of fun.

Si sigues haciendo eso, verás, te vas a divertir mucho.

To anticipate a fun event or outcome.

When the party starts, you will see everyone dancing.

Cuando empiece la fiesta, verás a todos bailando.